Wipeclean Fitted Tablecloths

Extra product information

Fitted tablecloths provide extra stability to the tabletop covering and provide a neat, tidy appearance. Tablecloths are made from Acrylic Coated fabric which means the tablecloth is easycare and wipeclean. Tablecloths can also be machine washed, infrequently, at low temperature.

If you are considering ordering a fitted tablecloth, there are a few things to consider before proceeding with an order with regard to tabletop shape and size.

Style A - Rectangle and square tables - ideal for tables with square corners. It is not unusual for some table tops to have rounded corners; referred to as a small radius. If your table corners have a small radius then a Style A fitted tablecloth will be fine. If your table has a large corner radius then contact us for more advice before ordering. As an example, a small radius would be the same profile as a 2p coin, but no bigger.

Style B - Round tables - ideal for fitted tablecloths when your table is a pure circle. All you need to do is accurately measure the diameter of your table top.

Style C - Plastic moulded tables with rounded corners. Suitable for white plastic rectangular and square tables with rounded corners. These fold flat tables are often used in the hospitality trade.

New Tables - If you are buying a fitted tablecloth for a new table, we suggest you wait for the table to be delivered, then physically measure the table top. Do not rely on a manufacturer's quoted size or drawing of the tabletop.

Measure your tabletop using 'cm'. All of our tablecloth sizes are quoted in 'cm'.

When ordering on our website - order the tablecloth size to fit your tabletop. We make a small adjustment to the finished size of the tablecloth in our workshop to allow for a little extra fabric. The amount of adjustment we make depends on the size of the fitted tablecloth.

We make fitted tablecloths from some but not all of our Acrylic Coated fabrics. We do not use fabrics with a high cotton content for fitted tablecloths due to fabric shrinkage considerations.


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